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How Are Smart Contracts Secured against Vulnerabilities?

Through external audits, formal verification, and bug bounty programs to identify and fix code flaws before deployment.
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How Are Smart Contracts Secured against Vulnerabilities?

Security is primarily addressed through rigorous auditing by specialized firms before deployment. Formal verification methods can mathematically prove the contract's correctness.

Bug bounties incentivize white-hat hackers to find and report flaws. Despite these measures, vulnerabilities like reentrancy attacks can still occur if code is poorly written.

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